People attend the Budapest Pride march in Budapest, Hungary, July 2, 2016. REUTERS/Laszlo Balogh/File PhotoBUDAPEST, June 11 (Reuters) - Hungary's ruling Fidesz party has proposed legislation that bans disseminating what it calls content promoting gender change or homosexuality in schools,

1. И так было - ‘I Tak Bylo’“In the chocolate department of the Krasny Oktyabr confectionary factory, due to an atmosphere of mismanagement and negligence, chocolate would fall to the floor and be stomped by workers’ boots. That chocolate would

Photo: Depositphotos.comOne in 10 female and 1% of male students in the Netherlands have been raped according to a survey of 1,000 students, human rights organisation Amnesty International said on Wednesday.Most of the students said they knew their attacker from

Ms Harman, who chairs the Commons Human Rights Select Committee, is also proposing changes to the handling of sexual allegations, so that rape victims do not have to give evidence on their past sexual history, and judges would need specialist

Thailand Has Three Paths to Recognizing Same-Sex Partnerships  Bloomberg

Jun 27, 2021UEFA has denied it prevented Dutch supporters from bringing rainbow flags into the official fan zone in Budapest's Puskas Arena ahead of the Euro 2020 round-of-16 tie between Netherlands and Czech Republic on Sunday.A spokesperson for the KNVB

The official pictures aimed to display the next generation of the Ukrainian Army: Dozens of female cadets marching in their fatigues and high heels, ahead of a parade next month for the country’s 30th year independence anniversary.But after a flurry

Coronavirus: Big variation in vaccination rates across US ahead of July 4 — as it happened  Financial Times

A scene from Russia's first anti-homophobia campaign, 'We Will Become Better' (Image supplied) The first-ever Russian anti-homophobia campaign has bravely launched on the anniversary of a constitutional amendment that formally banned same-sex marriage in Russia. The unflinching campaign is led by the

DEBATES ABOUT transgender rights have raged most angrily in the Anglophone world, but they are now intensifying across Europe. Last month the Spanish parliament voted against a bill that would allow people to determine their own gender. A day later